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Nice analysis.
The token is still relatively new and still fighting to get over to the first pgae on coinmarketcap. But by the looks of it, it has already found a bottom at around the 0.00003 BTC mark and that is a support level for pumps in the future.
10x could be possible, but unlikely.
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I don't know if it is feasible to have a completely decentralized internet. It could work but with the current level of development i don't think that the technology is going to be mature enough to just take over the current 'internet'.
Maidsafecoin has been in development for like 3 years now with no apparent final product.
I'd say that Sia, out of all these, has the best chance.
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Saw datadash saying that this coin is going to blow up in november as well, and he is generally pretty accurate in terms of his altcoin picks at least. So i think that this is probably a good buy if you consider all of the aspects.
It's strange though, rank 79 on coinmarketcap yet only 1 exchange.
Project really needs more exchanges to list it in order to gain big.
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If you've only got $500 then i would definitely go with riskier investments. Otherwise even if your picks succeed they're not going to provide a huge payday for you after you deduct all the trading fees and the withdrawal fees.
I won't give you any picks, you can figure that out yourself(siacoin is worth a look though). But go with coins that have less than 100 million in market cap.
They have the most room for growth imo.
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These news are no big surprise to me anymore. Every single day someone is going to come out and say something that is completely anti-bitcoin. And apparently the president of Russia is no exception. However, as a reminder their central bank is apparently exploring the possibility of implementing a crypto rouble, which is quite contradictory to putin's point. I mean it makes sense that he hates it. It takes direct control from him. |
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I've recently came across the idea of remote nodes in monero and i think it's a great way for someone like me(just a casual investor) to set up their wallet without having to sync the entire blockchain. Right now it is taking a lot of bandwidth off my internet plan.
Is it going to affect the privacy of my coins in any way by using remote nodes?
Are there any secure concerns for using it? Thanks!
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Thanks for the tip.
I'm looking to buy right now, after price went from 0.00087 to 0.00072. Do you guys think that it's a good idea to do this? I actually viewed a video by a youtuber saying that the target for selling is around 0.0009 for this coin.
Will we expect more pumps when masternodes actually get implemented?
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ark is a 100$ coin, i will never sell it, better to vote and HODL and get passive income
I personally do not see ARK at $100 at any time, unless a big financial crisis happened around the world and central banks start printing so much money that it leads to hyperinflation, in which case $100 wouldn't be worth a lot in real terms anyways. I simply can't see it being a 12 billion market cap coin, which would take it into the top 5. However, $10 per coin is a possibility. |
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Going into the future there are going to be a lot more interest in regulated ICOs than unregulated ones, that is for sure. However, i personally believe that ICOs are going to be here to stay and not going away any time soon.
There is still a lot of hype whenever a good ICO project comes out.
Just because a country or two bans unregaluted ICOs, doesn't mean the whole industry is dead.
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This is something which I've beleived for awhile, which is the prospect that if big governments and banks worked heavily together they'd be able to remove Bitcoin from the face of the earth. They wouldn't ban it, as that would be a tough thing to swallow for the American people as they wouldn't see a good reason to do that ( at least in my mind here) But they could just go ahead and regulate Bitcoin into oblivion, making it hard for Bitcoin businesses (buying and selling, trading, etc) to operate within their countries, or be subject to insane taxes, KYC AML and such.
Do you think Governments could kill Bitcoin?
They could definitely disrupt a lot of the norms for bitcoin trading, for example they could pressure exchanges to shut down or even censor bitcoin related sites. China is a primary example of this happening right now, so it is possible. However, let's get this clear. Not all countries are going to ban bitcoin, even if they ban bitcoin, the network will still thrive, and businesses will just move to countries where bitcoin has been legalized such as Japan. |
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You can't take people's word these days.
Otherwise, bitcoin has been dead thousands of times and is about to collapse ever since its inception. Not to mention bitcoin being a ponzi scheme countless times, all from people that are apparently respected bankers and public figures.
Even if bitcoin price experiences a correction which i think it will, its technology will live on and benefit people. Just look at Venezuelans, they are using bitcoin for real life purposes(save money).
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No more updates, OP?
Exactly what i was thinking of too. Been checknig the thread every once in a while to see whether OP has updated any stats but apparently not. Maybe he's got real life issues to attend to, it's his choice to maintain the thread or not. But if Op thought that people weren't paying much attention to it - i've enjoyed watching both your charts and my investments grow on crypto-games. Please continue updating the thread if possible, thanks! |
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Hellow guys share your idea about this new altcoin now in market cap.
Should I hold this like what I did in BTC?
Really depends on what your personal outlook is. If you are a bitcoin holder then you should probably sell off your BTG for bitcoin when it is still quite valuable(this is what i'm doing at the moment). However if you are a big BTG fan, then go with BTG and sell your BTC for it. It is entirely up to you, but as i said, i don't like the project at all. |
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If you have access to such lucrative electricity costs(in fact 0, wow), then why don't you just do this yourself? Get a personal loan from a bank or friends/family, they'll charge you much less interest than you'd get on this forum.
This is most likely a scam, even if it is not, it is illegal.
Also OP is a newbie with absolutely 0 history.
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I've noticed that the price of most tokens/coins after they get listed on exchanges is way lower than their price during the ICO. So I think it's not worth participating in an ICO anymore, just wait and buy your preferred token/coin when it is listed. You'll save a lot.
It is definitely still profitable to invest in ICOs. However with the markets saturated now and ICOs popping up every single day, you really need to pick your investments carefully. You can't just go out there, buy several random ICO tokens and expect a profit in return. Doesn't work like that. Make sure that the team is legit, their product is good, and they have good advertising. |
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Your picks are good, just make sure that when you do buy the coins buy it from a legit exchange that you are confident with. Preferably you have verified with them as well because otherwise they can suspend your account anytime under suspicion of money laundering and the verification process is going to be long.
Once you get the coins, store them safely.
Hold the private keys, or you don't actually hold the coins.
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For me right now it's going to be IOTA. I believe in their technology and they just need a bit of time to prove themselves worthy before the price absolutely skyrockets. There's also EOS that i'm looking at, though the price may drop in the short term a bit.
Buying is easy, what is hard is timing your exit.
Virtually all coins will get pumped, but when to exit your investment is crucial.
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Much has been said about litecoin and it's future in the pass but what about the present?
It appears to me that this coin is kinda of forgotten of, almost no mentions here whatsoever of the "bitcoin silver", must be all these forks and stuff
I'm still using ltc as a temporary bagholder due to it's historical stability compared to other coins, but i would like to know what people think about it, is a pump coming? Price's been really stagnant past few days and what advantages does it have against future alts technologies?
LTC price didn't recover like the other coins did yesterday, or at least not as much. Price is still below 0.01 BTC and seems to be a resistance at that level or thereabouts. Judging from the pattern of the past few months, right now seems to be a good time to accumulate some extra LTC whilst there is virtually no hype. Don't expect too big of a pump when it does come though, probably 20-30% tops. |
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Seems like a copy of bitconnect(another scam itself), however just reworded and reintegrated with ETH. There is absolutely nothing to this coin that is decentralized. Just like Bitconnect, it is most likely a ponzi scheme.
The value of the coin depends on the volatility software working - which is frankly, nonexistent.
Investing any kind of money into a ponzi will not pay off.
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Most of the airdrops these days(apart from Byteball and OMG airdrop that gives you virtually nothing for your coins) are going to be either scams or simply not worthy our time to fill out their form. But at least, they're free.
As soon as they start asking for any sort of money, stop. It is not an airdrop anymore, and they are probably trying to scam you.
If they are legit, they should launch an ICO. Not beg for money as pose as an airdrop.
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